The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-21


Apr 49, sen. Ring Dove, Maston, st. Augustine
20 Waterman, Mcfarland, Calais VIM
IT, Eadle, Ryder, Rockpor.
AMERICAN FORTS.
Gcorsetown' ;. G., April 10. sailed sch. Hattie
Nice Buck, Putnam Demerara
Jacksonville April -. Arrived sch Ridgewood
Weaver, Fihladelphia arrived at Fort George
I'm, sch Mary F. Corson, Robinson, from PERU
AmboV.
New Haven. April r. Arrived sch. Ahbie c.
Ntnhhs, Pendcton, Baltimore.
Philadelphia, April -. Cleared sch. Clara f.
Iolcord, Colcor,l, Cardenas; 18th, arrived shin
Belle Of Bath, Nichols, Cork, sch Electric Bailey
l'hlhrnok, Bnck9pUr, 18th, arrived ship Nancy
Iendleton, Pcndletoa, Limerick, sailed for New
Perth Amboy, April T. Arrived sch Fannie 4
Gorham, Wcch, New York.
TarG s"s,l Mar en- T . In port snip Manuel LA
Port Land, April IA. Arrived brig L. Staples,
S S Yo Hg-Gn , saiie4 sch Moisey iIo
ter,on, Nassau, y. p. via. Wis,,;-set
tharleston' April 10 Cleared son Nellie, Drink
Wareham, April 10. Sailed sch A. IIavfol4t
Jones. New York.
New York, April H. Ceare, sch. Florida, War
ren, Jacksonville: 18th, arrived bark j. ". ORES
ser, Parker, Maceio sch. Fannie & Edith, Warren,
itockland; lith, arrived brig Jane, Miller, Srroul,
Bukspon; 18Th, arrived ship Nancy Pendeton,
Pendleton, Limerick Eth, alri1 ed bark John
Bunyan, Lancaster, Bordeaux 10th, arrived schs.
Mark Pendlctom and Hannibal from st. John.
Wi>rasset, April 10. Arrived sch Charley Bucki,
Dutch Island IIarbor April Il. Sailed sch
Charles Heath, Pendleton, st. John for New York
;, B,ltimore, April n. Arrived sch. Daylight,
Mobile. April IL. Cleared sch Florence Leland,
Adams New York.
Dafcn, April IL. Arrived sch. stella NJ. Ken
yon, Williams, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Calcutta, March 5. In port Shin II,.wcllyn J.
Morse, Neazc, for New York.
Hong Kong, March 8 In port ship State Of
Maine, Nichols for san Francisco bark Edward
kidcr Griffin, for New York.
Tuspan, Mex, March Is. In port sch. NJ. B. Mil
len, Dyer, for New York.
Havre, April 10. Sailed bark Hudson, Carver
Fowey.
Arroyo, p, r, March % In port sch. Wclaka,
Cottrell, from Ponce for \ of Hateras.
Buenos Ayres, March ). In port bark Mary f.
Russell Nichols, from New York, finished dis
charging; March Il, sailed bark Mary +. Russell,
Nichols, Barbados.
st. Thomas, April 3. Arrived sch Dora NJ
French French, Point;- Pitre.
Cardenis. April &. Arrived bark Havana, Rice,
New York.
Cabarien, April ). Arrived sch Helen g. Nose
ley, Holt, Portland.
Queenstown, April "A. Arrived ship r. r.
Thomas, Nichols, san Francisco.
st: John, n b., April "A. Cleared sch. Sarah l..
Davis kneeland, New York.
Victoria, Is. e. \ prl 3. Arrived in ROYAL Roads
ship lroquols, Nickcls, san Francisco (and was
towed 4th to Nanaimo.)
Havana, April 10 Arrived brig Don Jacinto
Hartman, Portland.
Trinidad, Cuba, April ,. Arrived brig IIavilal
logan. Barbadoes; sailed sch. Nellie +. sawyer
Arcy, Philadelphia.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
ship X. X. Thomas at Queenstown I4th lost m
upper topsail yard.
Wrecked schr Lvapirg Water after being strip
ped, sold for 800.
ship Iyanhoe from san Francisco, at Port Town
send lost sails and Slated ballast in storm April
|, of Cape Flattcrv
The Automatic Whistlng Buoy which recently
bantam pcl IN
bay flarbor Maine, has been replaced.
Great anxiety is felt for the safety of the schoon-
cr Parker NJ Hooper, Capt. John Harknes. of
Rockland, which sailed February 10Th from Havt.
ma for Boston, with sugar, and has not been heard
from since.
snip America (of BOSTON,, 20j0 tons lately ashore
at san Pedro, and now at san Francisco, was suldby
Auction ath inst, at $4,000. She was purchased
by Capt Chas. Goodal Milan Gritiith and Geo C.
Perkins.
The Marine Journal, of New York saws The $50
ton bark G. ID. Bryant has been chartered to load for
san Francisco. This is the first vessel of that rig
that has loaded ut this port for California in near
ly two years, All the others have been large
ships.
The good schooner Lark owned and sailed bv
Capt \ "a smith of Swans Island, WAS built in
1916. She is probably of the oldest vessels in
thl5 country, but under the careful management
OF IHf present owner promises to live several
years vet.
Brig Chas Dennis from Cienfucgo~ at Philadel-
PIMA before reported, lost jibhoom ana rolled out
ioremast and everything attached in heavy sea
March -, IN Gulf stream, when about - miles
from straits OF Florida.
The crew of the bark Enoch Talbot saw a ship
founder on Cape Brea April LIST, supposed to- be
the st. stephen, owned partially in Bath. ami
valued at 100000, with no insurance The Bath
owners have given her up. Capt. Douglass had
his wife and daughter aboard His son is attend
ing school at T"psiam. The ship built in Bath
in 1871.
Schr William &. Lewis Kelley, in ballast ram
ashore ON Hedge Fence Shoal last SUNDAY night
she was aftcrWart run into by Schr. Jennie e.,
rlIlsbur\ OF and FROM Rockland, with cargo of
ASH rhp
was cut down considerably near the mizzen rig
glns- The l'liishury had her jibboom carried
away, forecastlc started, &C. The vessels were as
sisted on Monday morning by IL tug and lowed to
New Bedford
,, FLORIDA FRElGIITs The Jacksonville, Fla,
Herald reports schooncrs in demand at that port
to load lumber, and quotes New York freights ut
- per thousand A Jacksonville lumber broker
and shipper when asked why so few vessels were
IN port loading lumber replied that it was because
better inducements were offered elsewhere. Fer
nandna, he continued sis taking the trade from
JacksonVilt- The lumber cut along the f. X. 4
y Is carried to Feinandina thirty miles further
at the same price 1t Is brought here. The reshp
men per sail.vessei from that port is chcape, than
from this. The towage amounts to very little over
there while it costs fifty cents per thousand feet
from jacksonville to the ocean and when a vessel
loads 100000 feet this item of towing costs some
thing
FKEIGIirs AS reported by the Freight Circular
of Snow burgess, New York for the week end
ing April 18th In Cuba Sugar fregts less Interest
has been shown during the week, and in the mat
ter OF sailing vessels rates have shown an easier
tendency. From \. ). ports to north of datteras
vessels are obtaining - upon Moasses Outward
freight oilers very sparingly. In the Windward
and other nearby foreigl. trades fair inquiry for
tonnage is noticed and previous rates are maintain
ed. tonnage for Lumber coastwise, has been in
moderate demand at steady rates. Coal freghts
remain quiet and by outside vessels lower rates to
the East have been accepted; association vessels,
however. continue firm. Local Charters. Bk Pc
nobscot, New York to Melbourne, general cargo
t2,lOO Schr. Fanny A. Gorham, from Perth Am.
hoy to brunswick, Railroad Iron, 81 80, and back